A Florida registered nurse has set off a national backlash after publicly declaring that he would refuse to administer anesthesia to patients who support former President Donald Trump or identify as Republicans—an assertion critics say collides head-on with the ethical foundations of modern medicine.
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A federal judge on Tuesday sentenced Ruby Corado, a prominent LGBTQ+ activist and founder of the Washington-based nonprofit Casa Ruby, to 33 months in prison for wire fraud tied to the misuse of federal pandemic relief funds, ordering nearly $1 million in restitution and setting in motion immigration proceedings expected to end in her deportation.
In a massive win for Second Amendment rights, a divided panel of
Tatiana Celia Kennedy Schlossberg, a member of one of America’s most storied
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer quietly loosened the Senate’s informal dress code, likely to appease Democrat Senator John Fetterman.
As the CDC brings COVID back into focus for fall, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis called out former President Donald Trump’s handling of
For the second time, a federal judge has deemed the DACA program unlawful.
California lawmakers voted to repeal a pro-LGBT law that Governor Gavin Newsom’s administration has continued to enforce and expand.
Mark Zuckerberg’s stalled social media platform recently rolled out its search feature, but it currently blocks terms related to COVID-19 and vaccines.
Legislation, deemed “Bentley’s Law”, went into effect over the weekend to hold drunk drivers in Texas responsible for up to eighteen years.
A recent study of Air Force eligibility requirements claims its high standards are a hinderance to diversity, but there’s more to the
President Joe Biden’s campaign launched a new ad targeting Republicans on the abortion stances voiced during the debate.
After an initial explosion of signups and engagement, Meta’s Threads app has largely stalled.
The Department of Justice sued Elon Musk’s SpaceX, claiming the company discriminated against refugees and asylum seekers.
